eyal: we do have something really big coming.isting relationship with most of those investors. in my previous company some of them are already investors. i reached out and we started discussions. we did not have to kick too many doors. ed: talk about the technology. are you a maker of large language models, or do you use underlying technology of a third party to make an ai tool that is relevant in the financial services space? eyal: we do build proprietary technology not just from lmn, but a combination of machine learning. we use third-party technology. it is extremely expensive. the pace of progress in a few years it will be at a fraction of the cost to build it ourselves. 90% of that technology is not leveraging lmn. it is less then 10% of what we are actually offering today. caroline: how do you ensure anyone who wants to be really making their accounting work, the job of a cpa efficient only comes to black ore, not others that are building similar models? eyal: that is the main reason why we were in stealth so long. we spent

as eyal has said, i suspect this will get approved because who wouldn't aprovenprove a way to back 50 women and children, particularly if the majority of these are children. the hard part is going to be four days from now. maybe there will be an extension and the way we understand this gre agreement may call for two-day extensions for additional releases. that would be terrific. at some point of those we'll run out of those and israel will face the problem of going from a pause or a truce situation, to a resumption of the kind of bombing we have seen. i think the international outcry from that, as it resumes, because it's going to have to be their decision to resume it, is going to be a really, really tough one. tough for president biden, who has been increasingly vocal. we saw it out in san francisco last week and we've heard it before then, about how israel has a responsibility even if there are tunnels under these hospitals to avoid killing civilians and i can't imagine a situation in which this resumes and doesn't have a significant boomerang effect. >> as you were talking, eyal,

eyal ma roz, the risk is always there. eyal mayroz, thank _ the risk is always there. you so - the risk is always there. eyal mayroz, thank you so much for joining us on bbc news this morning. now to the us. donald trump's daughter ivanka has been testifying in a court in new york, in the civil fraud case against her father and two of her brothers. she repeatedly said she did not remember the details of various conversations with banks when she worked at the trump 0rganization. the judge has already ruled that donald trump inflated the value of the firm's assets to secure cheaper loans and better insurance deals. 0ur north america correspondent nada tawfik has been following her testimony. you could really summarise ivanka trump's testimony as, "i don't recall." i mean, prosecutors really wanted to try to nail her down on those specific conversations she had with deutsche bank to secure those favourable loans. we heard the attorney general speak about that, and also what conversations she had with the trump organisation about her concerns — about whether her father did

eyal, if you could stand by with us, the pictures on the screen while eyal has been talking has beene night skylighting up over gaza, trey. what's happening at this hour? >> hey, sandra. israeli forces continue to operate inside gaza at this hour. they used the flares you see live on the side of the screen to illuminate areas and marked targets so those forces can either move forward or use their air force to strike the different targets. really, though, we are following the news of the body of a hostage that was found in a building near the al-shifa hospital complex. we are talking about weiss, and she represents one of what we understand to be 240 people that were held inside gaza following the october 7th massacre, and just to tell you a little about this woman who represents so many innocent israelis who were taken and slaughtered by hamas on october 7th, she was a woman in her mid 60s, undergoing cancer treatment, she had a husband who was also killed by hamas on october 7th. we know from reporting that she and her husband were hiding in their bomb shelter money as momad in isra

formed by members of the israeli army reserves including this man, special forces veteran eyal nave.hey were convinced netanyahu was threatening israel's very democracy. in addition to acts of protest and civil disobedience, brothers in arms got around 10,000 members of the reserves to pledge to stop serving. and then came october 7th. the reservists reported for duty, and on a dime brothers in arms became one of the biggest non-profits in israel, helping those in need. this is lee moser, eyal's partner and a tech investor. >> we are a few hundreds here and about 15,000 people on the fields from the place of the evacuating people in eilat, in the dead sea, in netanya, in tel aviv. you have more than 150,000s people that are evacuating from their homes to soldiers on the fields that need help, that need food, that need their clothes to be washed. >> reporter: the organization has grown so big, in fact, today it's moving to this much bigger office, where individual teams are assigned to address every need that arises. an epicenter of aid coordinating logistics, communications, the depl

in our conversation, our attack is haidari or haider, are we mayid bani fatima, or haider, are we eyal bani fatima, or haider quds to you from the soul, salam ali, the meaning of surah zelzal, the spirit of god, at the time of the battle of bashoon , thank you for the name of god, the time of the battle of bashoon, thank you for the name of god, the whole is under our feet. we will have a look at scientific and technological activities basij, mr. dr. ruhollah razvinejad, the head of the scientific organization of the country, is our guest, sir, hello, welcome, congratulations, be healthy , i also congratulate you and all the people of iran, because basij is the people, and this week, i congratulate basij to serve all the people and you. greetings to you, in what areas does the scientific mobilization pursue its activities, because i think you have a more complete title, scientific mobilization, research technology. the greatness of the palestinian people, the reaction against that oppression and the rapacity of the zionist regime to do this is to be congratulated. this people 's moveme

interview, or haider, our attack is heydari, or haider, we are id bani fatimah, or haider, we are eyal bani fatimah, greetings to you from your life, day of vengeance, yuumtakam , marhaba lashkar hezbollah, marhaba jaish rasool. may god bless him and grant him peace. inshallah, the time of khalid will come under the feet of hajj qasim , their hearts are true. stand up in this battle. the red light is green . mahdi's tent is right. in the country, determine that this letter is worse than the famous fraternity charter my colleagues in the news history group of sed and cima in the form of a report on the occasion of the 10th of november , the anniversary of this charter , addressed the issue of the charter of brotherhood that we see together. these days, the parties and politicians of their country are preparing for a political competition and entering the islamic council. parties that have differences of opinion on the advanced path of the country. imam khomeini on november 10, 1967 in a letter that was later called the brotherhood charter. supporting the multiplication of opinions and v

eyal has been living in kherson for over 17 years, during the entire occupation he was a volunteer andinian defenders. he shows the flag with his left hand, he kept it at home throughout the occupation as a talisman, this is the first flag that was hung in kherson after the liberation, here it is, it was with me at home throughout the occupation they hid it inside the printer, glory to ukraine, ukraine forever, kherson is ukraine, then the people of kherson were without electricity, water and communication, so when they heard a loud truck on the street and saw the flag, they whitewashed it too. ukraine! together with eyaly, we are trying to recreate the route of that day, today the streets are empty and the traffic is different, because the city is constantly under fire. we drove everywhere on tafrichskyi in the center of the city and here our military appeared, there on the mountain, people started to gather on the road, i stopped, there were many flashlights on the truck, it was shining like a christmas tree. kherson, the occupiers captured the village in the first days. for almost a

four members of eyal mor�*s family were kidnapped on october 7. get too much, although we wish they would be here to unintelligible but we learn from experience and hamas has this reputation of playing with the feelings of their families, of playing with the feelings of theirfamilies, so i hold myself back not to get too excited, although inside i really wish they were here today. really wish they were here toda . ~ ., , ., really wish they were here toda . ~ ., , . really wish they were here toda .~ ., , . ., today. when do you expect to find out if _ today. when do you expect to find out if any _ today. when do you expect to find out if any of _ today. when do you expect to find out if any of your - today. when do you expect to find out if any of your family | find out if any of your family members will be included in this release?— members will be included in this release? ~ . ., this release? what we were told is that the _ this release? what we were told is that the structure _ this release? what we were told is that the structure of _ this r

my colleague anna foster spoke earlier to eyal mor — four members of his family were kidnapped on october not to get too much, although we wish they would be here to hug and kiss. but we learn from experience and hamas has this reputation of playing with the feelings of theirfamilies, so i hold myself back not to get too excited, although inside i really wish they were here today. when do you expect to find out if any of your family members will be included in this release? what we were told is that the structure of this deal would be multiple strokes. each day, we will get the list. i mean, the idf will get a list of the hostages that will be released in the following day. so then, we only will know a few hours before that hopefully, our loved ones are included in this list, so this uncertainty is something that drives you crazy. i bet. and have you been told anymore about what will happen if they are released, the process is, when you will get to see them and hug them and do all those things that i'm sure you would be desperate to do? yes, yes, we heard that there is a very structured p

my colleague anna foster spoke earlier to eyal mor injerusalem.is family were kidnapped on october 7. my my uncle is 78 years old, his wife is 78 years old. they live there for 60 years. their daughter karen and her son 0had live in the centre of the country, but came to visit grandma and grandpa for that weekend, 0k? they have another son who lived nearby, just a couple of blocks away. unfortunately he was murdered that saturday morning. all of them were taken by hamas, so it's actually four family members, three generations. 0had is their only grandchild. this has been for you and so many families, an unimaginable wait for news. it looked like some hostages may be released today, but that's been delayed. does that make you feel nervous, anxious, that deal is close to being done, but still hasn't happened just yet? hasn't happened “ust yet? we've been prepared _ hasn't happened just yet? we've been prepared that _ hasn't happened just yet? we've been prepared that hamas - hasn't happened just yet? we've been prepared that hamas will. been prepare

eyal is among the relatives who are anxiously awaiting news.s and this is what he had to say yesterday.— is what he had to say esterda. g . ., is what he had to say esterda. y . ., , yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 ears yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 years old _ yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 years old and _ yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 years old and his _ yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 years old and his wife - yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 years old and his wife is - yesterday. my uncle abraham is 78 years old and his wife is 78 l 78 years old and his wife is 78 and they both live in a kibbutz three miles from the border. they lived there for 60 years. their daughter and her son live in the centre of the country but came to visit grandma and grandpa that weekend. they have another son who lived near, just a couple of blocks away but he was murdered on that morning, saturday morning. all of them were taken by hamas so it is actually four family members, three generations. including their only grandchild.- including their onl

thank you, joel rubin and eyal hulata for your insights.n we're back in 60 seconds, i'll talk to a woman who just had two family members released by hamas, but she's still waiting for more family to be freed. >>> also ahead, insight from the former director of hostage recovery. we'll talk about the protocols once these hostages are home. >>> a suspect apprehended in the vermont shooting of three men of palestinian descent. how the community is reacting. we're back in one minute. stay right there. n one minute stay right there that i coulds without losing my breath. i couldn't make it through the airport, and every like 20 or 30 yards i had to sit down and get my breath. every physical exertion seemed to exhaust me. and finally, i went to the hospital where i was diagnosed with afib. when i first noticed symptoms, which kept coming and going, i should have gone to the doctor and told them what was happening. instead, i tried to let it pass. if you experience irregular heartbeat, heart racing, chest pain, shortness of breath, fatigue, or ligh

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group, eyal biram, about why they were here. what he had to say . say. >> my sister friend was taken on october 7th. she was a soldier serving in a base this is unfortunately just a small number we have in addition, for about 80 soldiers to die and hundreds of civilians. and we're speaking about 30 babies, about 40 elders, including holocaust survivors and all the others are just innocent men and women. most of them are just people who celebrated the peaceful . party celebrated the peaceful. party >> yes. so . 41% of the hostages >> yes. so. 41% of the hostages taken are women. 1 in 7 of them are under 18. they range in age from nine month old babies through to holocaust survivors as he said. and a very sombre atmosphere here. they read out one by one the names of all the people missing . they printed people missing. they printed 1000 posters with the pictures , 1000 posters with the pictures, the ages, the details of these people on. they ran out . there people on. they ran out. there were so many people here, there. and it too